Liberalism, Imperialism, and the Historical Imagination: Nineteenth-Century Visions Of A Greater Britain

Theodore Koditschek

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Introduction 1. Imagining Great Britain: Union, Empire and the burden of history: 1800-30 2. Imagining a British India: history and the re-construction of Empire 3. Imagining a Greater Britain: the Macaulays and the liberal romance of Empire 4. Re-imagining a Greater Britain: J. A. Froude: counter-romance and controversy 5. Greater Britain and the 'lesser breeds': liberalism, race and evolutionary history 6. Indian liberals and Greater Britain: the search for union through history Epilogue: from liberal imperialism to conservative unionism: losing the thread of progress in history.

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